residence. police aren't calling her a suspect but believe locating her is critical in this case. investigators say she's not married to the father and it's unclear what custody arrangement they've had. hu hugo ortez is the oldest. the third child is two years old their father fwound a fatal gunshot wound in front of his house he lives in a mother-in-law unit behind a main house on 16th street. his neighbors called police as soon as they discovered the body. we've had a homicide we don't know why the individual was murdered. there are children what aren't there and the mother is gone. that is somewhat suspicious. haven't she's a suspect in this case. she's someone we need to locate.

>> anyone with information is urged to call police. live in san pablo, abc7 news >> wore breaking news in oakland now, police on the scene of a shooting that left a young child wounded. police telling abc7 news the child was grazed in the foot, believed to be three years old. you can see an ac transit bus there to the right of the scene. police think it might have been hit by gunfire. we don't have other reports of injuries the gunfire reported on international boulevard near 65th avenue around 5:30 tonight. >> an antioch police officer shot a suspect making an arrest a two hours ago, officers confronted a group of people and say a person armed with a gun took off running. officers chased him. attempting to detain that person, one officer opened fire the suspect was hit.

the police department says the officer was not hurt. >> the intense heat today proved to be a lot of power for two firefighters battling a fire that began in a pile of rubbish. crews arrived and flames jumped to the attic. they were able to get it under control quickly. two firefighters suffered heat exhaustion and needed medical attention. one of them take wen to the hospital the cause of the fire is under investigation. >> well, this is a parent's worst nightmare. a family from utah visiting fisherman's wharf. the 2-year-old son died the result of a freak accident the little boy was crushed when a large bronze statue toppled on him as he was playing on it. >> about an hour ago the store

issued a statement saying this is an unfortunate and traj wrik accident saying they're cooperating with investigators and our hearts prayers go out to the family the accident happened out of the sidewalk in the busy tourist area. >> the child had a dolphin statue fall on him. he suffered injuries and was transported to san francisco general hospital and later died from injuries. >> the statue with three dolphins is now in the evidence room. it's similar to this one found in fisherman's wharf. police say the little boy was playing on the statue, just outside of the store when it fell on him. and after taking him to san francisco general hospital, they realized he'd suffered internal injuries and died four hours later. a spokesperson for the family in utah says friends and family are

remembering things he loved like blankets. >> there is an effort to show the love he had and there are donations occurring with blankets to charities and what not. but that is just kind of a fun memory. he loved blankets. >> the family has poort authority own that's section of the sidewalk. >> designates what port authority property is and where it begins. this guy who thoenz building owns to that blue line. >> this business was warned last year. and officers addressed it at that time due to the large crowds coming here. >> yesterday, police out,

enforcing the code. his 6-year-old sister and parents have returned to utah. in san francisco, abc7 news. >> we have a link on abc7 news.com. you can donate to his parents the goal is $10,000. the fund reached $7100. >> the witness statements are conflicting and oakland mayor jean quan made comments on a car crash happening just after 5:30 yesterday in the west oakland intersection. people claimed to have seen the accident can't agree on whether quan was using a cell phone or whether she and another driver ran a red light she was adamant neither of the phones were in her hand at the time of the collision. abc7 news reporter laura anthony has details >> wasn't in my hand. >> one day after a collision, the mayor, seen here in a green dress insists she would not using her cell phone. she's not sure if she ran a

light. >> i do not believe so. but you know we're going to let the police investigation confirm or not confirm that. >> the accident happened just after 5:30 sunday the rear of the city-owned lexus was struck by a nissan at 26th and market. police said quan had a green light >> the light was green. >> the driver told abc7 news, quan ran a red light and she told reporters the mayor was on the cell phone at the time. >> i don't think she was texting. i won't say. that maybe talking on the phone. yes. talking on the phone. not texting. >> i was sitting in my store at the corner. >> sean vasquez says the traffic light was yellow. she was not on the phone. vasquez is a safety patrol for the city of oakland. >> she drove past him.

she was just driving and just bam, like that. on the side she's going through a yellow light. >> if she ran the light this would be the second time p just over a year for mayor quan. she was cited in fremont. >> i think that was a rolling stop sign violation. this month, she admitted using her phone while driving. now, quan's spokesman told reporters efforts are being made to get the mayor a driver. >> we're going to try to find to move staff around to make sure she gets drivers >> neither driver was cited on sunday's accident. police complete the investigation. in oakland, abc7 news. >> walnut creek police are asking for help to nab a robber who used a hatchet to hold up a convenience store. this is a picture from a

surveillance camera of the robbery. you can see he covered his face with a white tee shirt. police say she's a white man in mid to late 0s he fled >> charges of running a sex trafficking ring, a brothels they allegedly operated in rich pond district were busted last month. the attorney general said today victims were treated like commodities. customers paid $200 to have sex with them and agents told new girls were brought in every sunday. >> a lawsuit might have major impolitics for college sports got underway today in oakland. the former ucla basketball star ed o'ban onchallenging rules that prevent athletes from cashing in. like ncaa and schools do when images are used on tv broadcasts. >> i was recruited to play basketball. >> during his days, you saw number 31, you knew it was ed

o'bannon. he didn't expect to see a player with his likeness in a video game. he made money off the product, he didn't get a cent. rules limit compensation to tuition, room, board, books and fees. o'bannon filed suit in 2009, claiming college athletes deserve to get paid when their names, images and likenesses are used in video games, marketing campaigns and on tv. >> when the pie that is brought in is huge, i think it's big enough for everyone to share a piece in that pie. >> after years of contentious exchanges two teams of lawyers tipped off the trial today. the attorney represents o'bannon, contending the college sports industry is a big business >> everyone in the enterprise is a professional, getting paid but

the athlete. >> inside yirs following the trial say a resolution may be years away. >> no matter what happens at the end of this potentially 15-day trial there is very likely going to be appeals. by both parties and either party. >> ncaa will present arguments in coming days. today, they left the court without comment. also today ncaa agreed to pay $20 million to a group of former players after unauthorized use in video games by game maker electronic arts after ea agreed to pay $40 million last week. in oakland, tiffany wilson, abc7 news. >> still ahead tonight here on abc7 news bay area gearing up for the world's biggest sporting events. the super bowl of soccer. you'll hear from fans >> california drought. are you doing your part to save water? the bay area is falling behind

on conservation. >> the target of a chinatown corruption scandal. a campaign to free shrimp boy. >> a finds a precivil war bank note. how valuable is it? coming up on seven on your side, we find out.

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very few people are listening to calls on water conservation

one community is using more water not less. >> seems to be a disconnect here in san jose. to be clear, no one is asking people to stop watering yards or lush green lawns just do their part. but right now, it's not happening. this nursery is taking out two new editions to her drought tollerant water. >> i collected rain water. >> liz has this section to herself. nursery owners say sales could be better >> they're up. it's not like through the roof. >> shrubs and plants are popular here. you'll see many brown lawns but keep looking. you might see the opposite. san jose loves the water but

efforts are failing. water use is increasing here despite pleas. remember this from the governor in january? >> we're facing perhaps the worst drought california has seen. he calls on californians to conserve water. >> it's not a switch you can turn on and off. >> john tang says the message has been slow so these tips are being sent with each bill. >> we're hoping summer months come up. >> water usage is up. elsewhere, efforts are better but not impressive. east bay mud reports 11%, san francisco, 8%. some summer, some utilities will be reevaluating but san jose

will rely on people to do the right thing during the drought. >> are there penalties for people that don't heed the call? >> we don't have a mechanism in place now. >> in san jose, abc7 news. >> well, the whole world is gearing up tonight for world cup soccer. a 4,000 mile flight from miami team usa arrived for games starting on thursday and brazil is in turmoil tonight. a subway strike crippled the brazilian capitol. the game. >> i talked to quite a few people so they can experience the world cup firsthand. if you can't afford thousands of dollars that are go going to

take in the tickets at 8:30 in the morning thursday because that have 9:00 a.m game between ghana and united states. for those that cannot make it td brazil, shanghai kellys is one of several spots to watch the world cup play by play. >> we've been here 28 years. every four years when the world cup has been happening it's increasing. more american kids are following close. >> we'll start at 9:00 a.m for live broadcasts of the game. but jesus hernandez has tickets for mexico's first match up that is a once in a lifetime event. >> my parents have favorite teams from mexico. we're out there. >> they'll be in brazil to watch

several games. there have been several protests against the world cup. today, police clashed with protesters. johnny diaz is part of the travel group he says they're not worried about the situation there. >> brazilian government are not going to let anything happen to their tourism. they'll be fine. he says he's heard similar warnings about south africa. and will be avoiding san paolo because games will be in different cities they're looking forward to showings by their two favorite teams. >> we'll have live coverage saturday morning right here on

abc7 >> so just couldn't get enough of the heat wave. >> there is the end of it. that is you can see sunny skies and a patch of fog right here so check out temperature change. 12 degrees cooler in oakland. only two degrees cooler in concord. so high temperatures, 103 antioch. 100 concord. and 103 in yu kaia.

it's a new record high. wide range of high temperaturesment a live view of fog moving through the golden gate. 82 san jose. 59 in half moon bay. another live view pd fog there is 75 in fairfield. 74 livermore, one final live view. beautiful blue skies over the bay. forecast features we'll see foggy conditions, cooling spreading inland and warmer by the end of the week. not like today. water vapor showing a week low pressure system is producing or contributing to a stronger sea breeze that has begun cooling affect we can feel. overnight, we'll see patches of fog here and there.

won't be very wide spread. upper 50s closest to the bay. forecast animation at 5:00 the morning shows mainly sunny skies. let's start the south bay, highs into low to mid 80s. about 83 in san jose tomorrow. and 80 in redwood city and los altos low 60s on the coast with fog downtown san francisco, 66 degrees tomorrow. mainly mid-80s in the north bay. 82 sewn gnomea. east bay, highs 74 in oakland. inland east bay, warmest region. but no triple digits just upper 80s to around 90. here is the accu-weather forecast. thursday, coolest day with highs barely reaching 80 inland then

we'll have gradual warming trend throughout the weekend highs into mid-80s inland upper 70s around the bay. >> thank you. >> 80, we'll take >> important news for computers. how much time saved since new tunnel opened.

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lawyers for raymond shrimp boy chow says they're talking to lawyers about letting him out of jail. his lawyers filed a motion arguing of the 20 people, 14 have been released on bail. they contend he's put his past behind him. a hearing is scheduled for wednesday morning. >> caltrans planning to do work that would force them to close boards 1 and 2, possibly at the same time. but only at night. so that affects you. the work begins at 10:00 p.m tonight involving reis a a.lining and replacing the median barrier.

caltrans says it saved travel times for drivers. >> new boor is fantastic. >> the president taking advantage of the warm, sunny weather in washington, d.c. to make a trip to starbucks. this is a second time he's sneaked out. >> and there is more still to come here at 6:00. just ahead apple stock, $600 a share telling for less than 100. tonight impact of a split. >> also, l.a. police pursuit taking an unusual turn how the driver wound up on a roof top today. >> racist revolution might have triggered a bloody crime spree over the weekend.

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now we have a graphic for you. on the nasdaq, apple stock is more affordable than it's been in years. that is due to a stock split. abc7 news has more. if you can afford an iphone, now you can afford the company that makes them. it's a move by tim cook his predecessor has shied away from. >> steve jobs avoided stock manipulation heavily. he wanted mature investors and all focus to go on to apple products >> he says cook appears more concerned with the stock but says be careful.

>> remember, we have mark heard over at hp, focused on increasing stock price and could be another reason. >> what apple would have is that a whole slew of index related products would have to own apple. like mutual funds you might already own without doing anything, you can go from owning the phone to stock. that does raise a point. investors known to get close to their stock. >> you could love friends and family. don't love stocks they don't love you. >> both told us that could quit loving you more quickly now >> more people can afford to buy shares

>> they say if things turn south don't be afraid to get out. >> and we have five things to know about the stocks posted for you on abc7 news.com >> police have arrested an armed man after he led them on a high-speed chase. the ran ran before going onto the roof of a home. several schools were put on lock down. and this afternoon, the suspect was taken into custody. >> we have new details tonight on a couple that killed three people trying to launch a so called racest revolution in las vegas they were kicked off a ranch in rural nevada where proet yoefrts scared off against federal agents this year.

the reporter picks up the story tonight with what happened in vegas. a motive that left five people dead is a mystery. sources tell cnn he shot and killed two police officers having lunch. allen beck had a wife, and six children his fellow officer a new father. friends are struggling to make sense of the attack. >> two people did something horrible and took lives of beautiful people. witnesses telling police the couple ran across a parking lot and shot and killed a bystander, that is where the woman reportedly shot her husband, then herself.

>> witnesses say shooters yelled "this is a revolution" during the attack. investigators believe actions may have been triggered towards extremist views. they pulled officers onto the ground they placed a flag, a don't tread on me flag on the body of officer beck and threw a swastika on his body. >> police plan to double up in patrol cars for next few days they're taking steps to protect officers still grieving two of their own. >> well, police say the man who was shot was armed with a weapon and left his place in a check outline to confront killers he collapsed and died. a spokesman for tracy morgan says the comedian faces recovery after saturday's accident. he remains in critical condition following surgery today on a

broken leg. and suffered multiple broken bones. poringan's close friend james mcnair was killed. >> coming up, california chrome is back in california tonight. >> how his owner started the day by eating a lot of crow.

california chrome's co-owner apologized for his tirade following the loss saturday. >> i need to apologize to the world and america. our fans that have written us and given us support. i apologize >> steve coburn went on quite the rant after chrome lost his by the for the triple crown, blasting the owners

of the winning horse saying they were cowards. >> it's all or nothing. because this is not fair to these horses that have been rub running their guts out for these people and people that believe in them to have someone come up like this. this is a coward's way out in my opinion. a coward's way out. >> chrome is now back in california. we have video from the race course this southern california. chrome injured his foot just as the race began. >> san jose mayor supporting a city councilman as his replacement, endorsing sam locadro this, is not a surprise, he is one of the allies. >> i'm urging people to stay on the path to restore services to continue to improve the city. >> the police officer and firefighters unions are asking

the county supervisor. supporters say opponents would bring more of the same to city hall. >> he would continue to lead in the same direction. people are less safe because of the policies instituted. >> during the election, he campaigned on a spending smarter scheme. cotese promised changes to restorm changes. >> coming up, many things you can find when cleaning out your attic. >>

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have you ever gone through storage boxes and found something that might be valuable? >> i'm just happy when i open stuff up. there is nothing alive in there. it happened to an east bay woman. good stuff. >> michael finney is here with the story. this story here, this many get you our viewer found a bank note

predating abraham lincoln's presidency. she wasn't sure what to do with it. did she hit pay dirt? susan is rummaging through the attic of her old husband >> my mother was a pack rat. >> her mom died leaving this house, crammed with a lifetime of belongings. >> took three and a half months to clean it out. and i found treasures. >> antiques, news clippings, then, tucked in with her grandfather's belongings, something exciting. >> i did find this bank note. a thousand dollar bank note. >> a promissory note for a thousand dollars dating back to 1840. >> bank of the united states. >> a precivil war bank note. could be worth who knows what today? >> i took it to the bank to ask them, they're like, oh, my god. they were excited. >> however, her bank didn't know

what it was worth. it was issued by the bank of the united states which no longer exists and made out to someone but susan wasn't sure who. >> i can't read the name. i don't know how we came into possession of it >> she put it in a safe deposit box. now, she wants to find out. is she sitting on a pot of gold? her bank said ask the u.s. mint the feds didn't know bit >> i thought heck with this. i'm going to michael finney. >> she did. we consulted this expert. dean witter. long time dealer of rare coins and bills we showed him that bill he took a look and recognized it instantly. >> it's par

>> he says it's a copy, one of the millions of the same note dean shows us a wad of them brought in by other hopeful treasure seekers. >> this has no value whatever. >> the funny part is why these copies were made. >> these were distributed in cereal boxes. >> that is right. it was distributed in cereal boxes in 1960s and 50s >> you're burst my bubble. >> sorry. >> it was fun to dream a little anyway, she says. >> there goes my new car. >> some folks aren't giving up on cashing them in. we found four up for sale on ebay. two used in a dr. pepper promotion in 1966. sellers asking for $15 to $25 each. now, i'm not sure if it's worth

that money. but it's fun. >> way to crush a dream, michael. >> nobody wanted thoer get that money more than me. >> we're rooting for her. >> michael, thank you. >> all right. looking outside, you know air is not good in places. officials predicted a high level of smog throughout the bay area today with unhealthy solutions they encourage commuters to do their part. >> other things you can do not mow the lawn. not use paint.

and last year, there are only six all summer >> when will air clear? spencer christian up next >> this is a time lapse view. you can see just a top of the spire there of the golden gate bridge. it was still sizzling inland today. mostly sunny skies around the bay area right now. and look for triple digits but here in the bay area, cooler in all areas tomorrow. maybe 90 into warmest locations.

here is the accu-weather forecast temperatures sort of normalize friday through friday and monday. low 60s on the coast. it's a seasonal range for us. >> spencer, thank you >> so i'm in for dan ashley tonight. >> coming up in sports, the series moves to miami z be a man, many. after acting like a jerk he apologizes.

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>> baltimore's many machado apologized for bad behavior. yesterday, a back swing forced to leave the game in the sixth inning. he caused the benches to clear, both ejected. today, after looking alt game videos apologized to teammates

and a's >> just looking over replay. you know? it's one of the best teams in major league baseball. we're trying to win a world series here. >> after leg cramps caused him to leave, lebron james leading miami to victory. fans hoping to see it cramped again. james responded with and missing four straight free throws leaving the door open for chris bosh. the coach says there is no time to enjoy victory. >> that is a good playoffs are

about. and when you win it's relief. >> one thing we need to worry about is how to prepare from game three. game three tomorrow night at 6:00. you can watch here on the post game show with swing man in the studio. new york knicks reached an agreement with derrick fisher to be the new head coach. >> raiders have not had a winning record since 2002 but seasoned veterans had some believing it may be

thael need improvement from an offensive line that allowed 44 sacks >> i like where we're at. and the depth. it's mini camp coming in next week. and one thing we didn't have an opportunity to do is get the same five guys working together. >> today, team usa arriveed and got on the practice field. monday, americans open against ghana. ernl quakes forward can't wait for it to begin. >> this is where the real fun

is. >> this sports report brought to you by orchard supply, hardware. good to see him apologize for that. that is men behaving very badly. >> join us tonight a burning man imitator? a new experiment and first inexpensive places to stay. now, air b and b wants you to sit down for a meal with strangers. tonight here on abc7 hillary clinton public, and private the exclusive interview will air tonight at 9:00. >> if you're not in front of

your tv set you can see the interview on watch abc.com. >> that is going to do it for this edition of abc7 news. >> from spencer christian and the entire team, have a good evening.

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this is "jeopardy!" introducing today's contestants -- a chief financial officer from raleigh, north carolina... an attorney from st. louis, missouri... and our returning champion -- a pediatric nurse practitioner student from nashville, tennessee... whose 2-day cash winnings total... and now here is the host of "jeopardy!" -- alex trebek! all right, thank you, johnny. thank you, ladiegentlemen. welcome back to our champion molly. heather and jack are the newcomers. they are hoping to enjoy a certain amount of luck on the program today. so good luck to all three of you.

let's find out if it works. here comes the "jeopardy!" round, and today we have these categories for you... very straightforward. we'll deal with... "down" in quotation marks. molly. american cities for $200. heather. what is pittsburgh? oh, no. molly. what is philadelphia? that's the city. cities for $400. molly. what is buffalo? right. cities for $600. this city of 2 million people. we have no problem. heather. what is houston? correct. uh, you can quote me for $200.